Special Prize
INTERSTUDENT 2025 Competition for best foreign student in Poland

Nasim Mondal from India, PhD student in sociology at the University of Warsaw conducts research on migrants and their fertility behavior. He has published in prestigious journals such as "Journal of Migration and Health" and  "BMC Pediatrics" and presented his work at several international conferences. He proudly promotes Polish science internationally. In Bombay he spoke about PhD programs in Poland during a meeting of the international organization of graduates of population studies. While working at UNICEF and the Population Council, he gained extensive experience in both qualitative and quantitative research.

Special Prize
INTERSTUDENT 2025 Competition for best foreign student in Poland

Hatice Kübra Öz from Turkey is a third-year student of Cultural Studies at the Faculty of Anthropology and Cultural Studies at Adam Mickiewicz University. Since 2022 she has been actively involved in the work of the Faculty Economic Subcommittee at Adam Mickiewicz University. Hatice Kübra Öz is the originator and main organizer of the celebration of the Turkish National Children's and Sovereignty Day. She is involved in many volunteer projects.

competition for best international student in Poland
Special Prize

Michail Koutentakis from Greece is in his final year of studies at the Faculty of Medicine, Medical University of Warsaw. As a researcher, he has won competitive grants, published several articles in scientific journals. He is the author of five chapters in medical books. Conducting research on healthcare, he participates in many international organizations that influence health and medical education and facilitate contacts between world experts in order to combat differences in surgical education. He is also active and holds positions in the Student Government. Of his university.

Best international Student in Poland 2025
Special Prize

Anastasiia Kononenko from Ukraine, student of Energy at the Faculty of Mechanics at the Lodz University of Technology. She has won many Polish and international scientific competitions; she also obtained a patent for an invention in the field of child and animal safety. It is a device that prevents cases of suffocation of children or animals in closed cars in conditions of high air temperature. She has also received awards and distinctions from the Ukrainian authorities.

Best international student in Poland 2025
the doctoral student category

Safya Elsharkawy from Egypt is a PhD student at the Faculty of Non-Ferrous Metals at the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow. She conducts research on electro-catalysis and advanced materials for production of hydrogen. Ms. Elsharkawy has already published ten articles in prestigious international scientific journals and presents her research at several international and national scientific conferences. She is actively involved in the student community; organizes regular meetings where she teaches students how to undertake research, apply for scholarships and work for academic and professional success.

"Best international student in Poland 2025"
in the master degree category

Gregory Phelan from Ireland, student of veterinary medicine at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW). He is not only an excellent student, but also a person very active socially;  promotes Irish culture, organizes meetings of Irish students in Poland. Working with the national television and radio of Ireland (RTE), he help in production of a TV program on international students of veterinary medicine in Poland. Gregory is passionate about sports - his team won the Pan-European Gaelic Football Tournament 2023.”Gregory’s activities in support of integration, cultural exchange and educational support make him an invaluable member of the academic community” said Prof. Michal Zasada, SGGW Rector.

Best international Student in Poland 2025
The bachelor degree category

Ms. Kateryna Fadieieva from Ukraine, student at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. She led the Jagiellonian University team to victory in the US Department of State's "Students for a United and Resillent Europe" (SURE) program. The program aims to combat disinformation and build good relations between Ukrainian refugees and the societies of the countries that receive them. Kateryna participates in international seminars and conferences and has already published in the field of international relations and diplomacy, which she studies.

As part of the "Study in Poland" program, universities will participate in a joint national stand at the "2024 Fall Azerbaijan Fair" in Baku on November 30 - December 1, 2024.

Azerbaijan has been a leader among countries in the region in terms of GDP growth and economic development for many years. At the same time, it is a country with a young society, where the average age of 10 million inhabitants is only 34 years.

Good education is becoming increasingly popular, as the demand for highly qualified staff within the country is constantly growing.

Students from Azerbaijan constitute an increasingly large group of foreign students in Poland, we have been recording very promising growth in statistics for years. Participation in last year's fair in Baku also confirmed the great potential of this market for the promotion of universities and Polish educational offer.

The fair in Baku has already become a cyclical event, held in the very center of the city - Baku Hilton Hotel, attracting many candidates interested in studying abroad.

This fall, at the “Study in Poland” program stand, candidates will learn about the offers of 8 leading universities! The “Education and Career 2024” trade fair will be held on November 20-22, 2024.

Kazakhstan has been a permanent fixture on the “Study in Poland” travel schedule for years. It is a country with a young society and positive demographics, and an economic leader in its region.

For many years, Kazakhstan has been one of the priority directions of “Study in Poland” foreign activity – we have a stable number of students from this country, which we want to increase!

At the trade fair in Almaty, Polish universities will be greeted by a white and red “Study in Poland” stand with the logos of all the event participants. In the 2024 edition, these will be (alphabetically):

  • Collegium Da Vinci in Poznań
  • Częstochowa University of Technology
  • Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań
  • Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw
  • Jagiellonian University in Kraków
  • Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin
  • Poznań University of Life Sciences
  • University of Agriculture in Kraków

We keep our fingers crossed and try to do everything to strengthen the prestige of a diploma from a Polish university among Kazakh youth!

What and where to study? This is a question that almost 300,000 young Poles ask themselves every year. Which university has not only interesting fields of study, but also the best staff, good contacts with businesses, and extensive foreign exchange? By publishing the Perspektywy University Ranking, we help high school graduates make the most important life decisions.